Yemen's Houthis Deny Plan to Charge Ships for Red Sea Transit, State Passage Remains Free
Yemen's Houthi rebels have denied reports of plans to charge ships for passing through the Red Sea, stating that passage through the waterway remains free. The Houthi-run Humanitarian Operations Coordination Center (HOCC) issued a statement clarifying that its "safe transit service" is voluntary and free of charge, urging shipping companies not to make payments to unauthorized parties. This denial follows a Reuters report earlier this week, which cited regional sources suggesting the Iran-aligned Houthis were considering imposing fees on ships transiting the vital Bab al-Mandeb Strait.
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